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Training Video Organizer
A CLI tool for organizing training videos and logging lift data with SQLite storage.
Features
- Add individual lifts or bulk import sessions from JSON
- List, update, and delete logged entries
- Filter by date, program, exercise, weight, RIR, etc.
- Open video files to compare lift performance across various factors
- Rich terminal output with tables and colors
Prerequisites
- Python 3.10+
uv(recommended for dependency management)
Installation
# Install dependencies
uv sync
Quick Start
# Initialize the database
tvo init -d db/training.db
# Add a single lift with video
tvo add lift --date 2026-09-30 --program "Push/Pull/Legs" \
--iteration 1 --lift squat --weight 225 --reps 8 \
--top-set -f /videos/squat_20260930.mp4
# List all lifts
tvo list lifts
# Filter by program and iteration
tvo list lifts --program "Push/Pull/Legs" --iteration 1
# Open videos for top sets
tvo open --top-set -l 50
# Update a lift entry (by ID)
tvo update 42 --weight 230
# Delete an entry
tvo delete 42 --force
Configuration
Set environment variables to customize behavior:
TVO_DB_PATH— Override default database locationTVO_VIDEO_DIR— Base directory for resolving relative video pathsTVO_LOG_LEVEL— Set to DEBUG or INFO for verbose output
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